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In the Press. 3ild speedily will be published, 6 1,k SUPPLEMENT and APPENDIX to the O. RVA TIONS on the AMERICAN TrtrAvvi ti - rst published in Tit t Sv N, undertheSignal me of ; containliot a Cnpy the Treaty, with Mr. lefterson's pro. .posed Alteratiotizj and .other State Papers relating to the Conclua of the late Ministers towards Neutral Powers. VV'lth Remarks on sante Passages of Mr. 13aring's Pamphlet. By THOMAS PEREGIUNB COUB,TENAY, Sold by j. Budd, Pall-~Tall ; ►. Butterworth, Fle4t attcet ; and Messrs. Richardson, Cornhill. COMPLETE rARMEa. Fifth Edition, Enlarged. This Day was publishedo In - Two large Quarto Volumes, the Fifth Edition, wholly re.writien and enlarged, containing fog Engravings, price 61. 6s. in bo4rd,a rrliE CaMPLETE FARMER; or GENERAL -j. 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Mr. Meeersu brought in the Report of the Com mittee on then Petitions praying leav e t o b r i ng i n a Bill for.building a Bridge across the Thames at Vaux hall Turnpq(e.—Leave .- was given to bring in a Bill accordingly. • A Person from the Office of Chief Secretary fdr Ireland .presented Accounts of Balances in the Bank of Irelaed. A Person from the Office of the Chest at Green wich presented the Aunual Account of that Institn tidb. Mr. FITZGERALD gave notice that he would to , ' morrow Move for certain Accounts relating to Grand.' „lure Presentments to IrelantL ' -ISlr...'Weattrow brought up the Report of the Committee of Expiring Laws. It was ordered that a Bill should be brought its' to continue the sugar drawback, &c. Mr. TIERNEY expressed a wish chat the Debate on the Liverpool Petition against the Orders of Council Bill shook' be deferred till to-morrow, for the accommodation of some Gentlemen who could not attend this day. Cm GASCOYNE, in compli. :ince with the Hon. GentleMan'sdesire, deferred pre. seining the Petition till to-morrow. LORD LAKE. Lord CASTLERE4GII, in calling the attention of the +fame to the notice respecting a monument to ho ereaed to the memory of Lord Lake, which had been suspended, by a notice having a prior claim to tlte attention of the House, an a . former night, did not mean to recur to that notice; or again to offer to the House the motion which was the sub jea of it. Having communicated with many per sons devoted to the Memory of Lord Lake, and and participating in the high veneration in which he held the services of that gallant man, lie fouud that it was the general Whli of those persons to give way to the difficulties of Parliamentary form that bad arisen. The &nil) , of the Noble Lord, deeply -pc netrated with a sense of gratitude for the vote passed the of her night, was willing to rest itsclaim on the pub lie bounty there, rather titan press a point upon which ninny of those whp had voted inapprobation of Lord Lake's general merit and services may be found in oppositiolL In this feeling he thought it his duty , to concede ; but he could not help lamenting, that Parliament appeared to have laid it down as a prin. ciple, that the glorious testimony of a public monu. went was to he confined to the services of those who died iu battle. Lord Howe's donunient Was the only exception to this ride, for that of Lord Corn wall is's stead on entirely distieet grounds. fle admi t . ted that the limitation to those who died in battle was a good :led convenient general principle But at, the saran time, when monuments were held to be the most appropriate marks of public gratitude, as being at the sarne,tiLlle Most honourable to the deceased, and Wit calculated to excite emulation in the Minds of posterity, it seemed to he a strange exclusion that pravented a Lord Lake, a Lord Rodney, and a Lord Drineatifroei being found among the illustrious he roes thus consecrated to tame, while many persons of much interior rank and merit were so honoured. The distinction would never be asked but ter strik, ing examples of merit and service, and the reward may safely be granted without the,tear of deviatittg into abuse. It would certainly be no injury to these who fell in battle to admit to a participation of this honour, those who had equally entitled themselves by victory, and who bad no other bar to their claim, but that of a greater interval of time .between their service it'd tiwircialub. It was not the (Kat but the service that, was the proper ebject of sea ward. : ' Leave was given to bring in the Marine Mutiny Bill. IRKLAND,-10M4 GIVFARD. Sir JOHN NewronT wished to know from the Hon. Baronet, who filled the office of Chief Secrete Lary for Ireland, whether John GiffOrd, who had been lately appointed Accountant-General to the Board of Customs in Irelandowas the same John GitiOrd 'who bad been dismissed by Lord Hard wicker from' an interior office in the Customs, ou account of his unwearied exertions to excite sentions between the Protestants" and the Catholics Dublin. , • Sir A. WEL' ESLKY answered, that the Mr Gif., find who was appointed to the (Age alluded to was the same that was formerly dismissed from atiothor otEee in the saute department ; but undoubted Ilv h 1 ~ t .. did sint b answer the description given of hi m l,p the Right fion. Baronet, or he would not have been ap ,peinted to his present place. Sir JoHN Ngw,pART gave notice, that to-morrow he would move for the Patent of the . Appointrifent, in .order to bring the whole business before the House. . Do6lor DUIGENAN expressed hiatertisfaaion at this business being brought' before the House. ¢ He was proceeding, when the SPEAKER said there was no question before the House. Lord H. PETTY de.sitred his notice of moving for certain information conneeled with the Orders in Council. Air. HGSKISSON presented Papers relative to , Sir Home Popham, and the case of the El Etrusco, con taining in substance all the documents required by the House, though one or tw o o f th e P apers or d ere d could not be found in the Treasury. Mtc HUsKISitON gave notice that la• would to morrow move for leave to bring in a Bill to authorise the Commissioners for the Disrribntion*of the Com* pensation Money paid by the United States of Ole ' rica, to vest the balance in their hands in Exchequer Bills.. The Scotch Distillery Bill was passed; - the 13il1 prohibiting the Exportation of Cotten went through a Committee—the Report to be received to-mor row; also the Cotton Duty Bill. . THE•MUTINY BILL Was brought in by Lord CASTLEREAGH, read a first `time, and ordered to be read ,a second time to morrow. Mr. WINDHAM expressed a wish that, as Saba-- as the necessary returns should be presented and, print ed,. the earliest 'convenient day should be taken to debate the important spiestions involved under the heads of the present Bill. Lord CASTLEREAGH thought. Tuesday would be the most convenient day, and the Committee the most convenient stage. The Bill may go on in the mean time. If the House sliould sit so kite on Monday as to prevent the Members from coming down or sitting late, .he would go to another day. But the limits of the duration of the .present tiny A r el was short, and as a certain degree of delay , tnay.take, place in the . other House of Parliament, : much waste of time could not be allowed here. . Mr. Wit•lnitAsi wished to know whether those .who had enlisted for genefal service for seven years under the ALA brought in by him, were invited or allowed to alter the nature of their engagement to enlistment for life. - The CUANGELLoR of the EXCHEQUER said it was . intended that the strictest good faith should be Pre served.. Lord CASTLEREAGH, in answer to a more parti cUlar inquiry, said it was not intended to propolet any enlargement of the present engagc?rnent till the' expiration of the time of that tsitgagement. Mr. Wumtrotsr brought up the Report of the Orders of Couneil Bill ; which was agreed to pro nnd ordered to be, taken into further consi derat.'.3b on Friday.--The Bill is to be read a third time on Monday. The House itt a, Committee on the Expiring Laws agreed to sOrne'lleSolUtions: the Report to be • received ta-morro'w. To CORRESPONDENIS. Ws received the humourous Yeu rh from our Corres. politica* N. on the liubjea of 'the Fire at Lord CianaLs victAt's, but are afraid that. it might oili:nd our more delicate Readers. The Letter upon Dr. Mnse.s.ev's treatment of the itydro. baia, signed 4/1 Old ,sprimun, is too lively for a subjca of so serious a nature.—When we signified that our Paper was open to discussion on this subjea, it was with a view to obtain information that might be of use to the . Medical Profession and the public. Pastel us's Favour is received, and shall very soon appear. We shall be obliged to him if he will send tu Wits SvH Office for a Letter addressed to him. MAILS. Mt —4 Cottenburgb, c Dublin, a Waterfo;cl. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWILVI O'CLOCK. Consols ". 63 641 Red. Ann. - . THE SUN. SOLZAI QUI{ 4 DICSIti PALsiJai AUDItAr ? L 0 N a 0 .N, THYRIDAY, MARdi 3, isoa. It was this morning reported that the Pallas Fri t gate had been captured by a French Squadron, but we have not been able to trace the report to any authentic: source, and we trust that, it is wholly without foundation. Wa understand that the•greatest exertions have been made to • ht out the Ships of War that have been built at Antwerp ; and we have been assured, though we confess we are much inclined to doubt the feet, that several Sail of the Line have dropt down from Antwerp to Flushing. Patvvra Letters froth Gottenburgh state, that hough every art is used by the Danish Government to influence the People against this Country, yet the propped of a visit from. a French Army, as Al lief, has excited very general alarm throughout Denmark. Such is the complete subserviency of the Danish Government to that of France, that the former are resolved to carry on the war with the same disregard of the usages at civilized nations that the French have hitherto done, and we are informed that the Prince Royal reftmed to assent to a proposition from this Country to es tdbliah for the exchange of Prisoners. Sir Joins .Navvroivr cnquired • last night in the 11 0 . :4_0 of Commons, whether the J. GIVIARD, Esq. w h o W t latel y appointed, ccountant General of the syla diNtnisced from another situat'on in the Custom during the Viceroyalty of Lord HARDWICKE, an being answeia in the affirmative by Sir ARTHU WELLESLEY, he 'gave notice - of a Motion upon tl, subject,. for thieday. We are utterly at a loss conceive upcin'what grounds Sir JOHN NEWFOR disappro'ves of this appointment—because Mr. Gus FA.RD has upon all occasions displayed the most a( tive loyalty, and we believe few persons mad greater'exertions in support of their King and Conn try, or suffered more severely during the RebelHo in Ireland than that Gentleman. It is true he op posed the Catholic Petition, but surely it will nc be contended that opposition to that Petition con stitutes sach.a degree of criminality as to disqualif a man fromlicilding any place of honour or emolu meat. A Board Was held this 'day for the examination disabled seamen, candidates for admission into th Royal Hospital at Greenwich. The Board of,t.pngitude was likewise held, whet the whole of the Members attended. . , 'Yesterday, ahout twelve o'clouk, Ers 141AJE61-1 arrived at the , Queeti's Palace, from Windsor, nix appu,aftertwo held a private Levee, which was at: tehtled by " ' The'Lord Chancellor, the President of the Council, thi Lord Privy Seal, the three Sedretaries of SUM, the' sirs Lord ofthe Admiralty, the Master-General of the Ordnance the Lord Steward of the Household, the Duke of Montrose Earls M4eclesfield and Mount lidgecumbe, ,Lords Wiilaugh by de Broke and Selsey, Sirs S. Cotterel and P. Hales, Gen I arleton, and Col: Herbert. The following had the honour of being presentee to Hes MAJESTY : Lieutenant-G dperal Tarleton, upon his being appointedGu vernor of Berwick. Lord Selsey ott Coming to his title. Colonel Herbert, upon his being appointed Lord f.leutenani of the County OPl4orfolk. Earl Mount Edgecumbe, upon his being appointed Cap. tain of the Band of Gentlemen Pensioners. His MAJESTY held a Privy Council, tq which Colonel HERBERT was introduced, and swop] intc his office of Lord• Lieutenant of Norfolk. - His MAJESTY gave audience to the Cabinet Mid nisters, and afterwards set off on his return to Wind- SOC. Yesterday, being Ash-Vv'ednesday, the Rishop oi LoNnou.preached laefure the Nobility, at the Chapel Royal. In 11.1-4 course of Tuesday morning rout Mown' 2eri arrived at Windsor, with dispatches fromilill nisters to his . 114AJESTY. Their contents engaged his MAJESTYTearIy. the whole day. The QUERN and Princess gLIZABBTIL took a ride on Tuesday to the Qtrnioi's ,hoUse, at Frogsnare, where they remained nearly, the whole day. Prin cesses AUGUSTA, SOPHIA i and AMELIA, took all iitt ing on horseback in Windsor Park. The Princess Et..zzAarrn has presented -,TAT Sus STICANGEWAYS With a most 'beautiful white dress, s ith other bridal presents,. preparatoOr to het nuptials with Lord kIENItY niTTY. The Duke of CLIMUERLANG gave a grand (limier yesterday, at his house in St. James's, to filch Rbyal Highnesses . the Dukes of Your. and CAM BRIDGE, Lord PAGET, Lord RENDI43JtAiI I Si; 413. TilUit ; PAGET, Colonel tJ&oN, SCC. The Duke of PORTLAND gave an el egan t dinner yesterday. to the Cabinet Ministers, at itu.rlingtOn house. 'Yesterday a Court of .Directors was held at (be . East India House, when the under-mentioned UOI, , manners took leave previous to departing for their respective destinations, viz. Capt. C. icYlllllll, of the Lord Castlereash,' and Gap,t. P. CAMPBELL, of the LOrd tbr St. Helena and Bohol; Captain,p, HERBERT, of the Euphrates, for Madras and Ben gal • and Capt. J. R. EttAtsciumr, of the Illortionn beriand, for Madeira, Madras, and Bengal. The following Ships were taken up,_ a nd thus tai • Coned, viz. the Indus, Capt. G. Wluirs'll' l l " lbl3 Travers, 4. COLLEN . % and the Ear/ Spencer,...„G.. I , lsmato, for Madras, and Bengal ; the Lord P 4" dOn a J./W. YOT,ING; and the C ar m a rthen; J. Rep, forBoml:;ay. Capt. WELTostt Was BWO,II, conunipd of the Ship h/445, coosigheci to Madras and Bengal* The Court adjourned at six o'clock till to-morrow. ‘ ...isearg..• Otir letters Irtith rowey, in Cornwall, atinouipe ftio arrival theie of the Matchless Privateer,' Of Guernsey, 'with a Spanish prize, taken on her ilr" age from Si. St.hastiares to Buenos Ayres, with im .portant dispatches. On being boarded, the Spanish , Captain threw his dispatches overboard, but, front their not having been sufficiently loaded with shot' they did not sink, and loossession was obtained of them by the Privateer. They have been forwarded to Government, and are said to be 7 gl very. gre at 'importance. The Matchless is a small Privateer, of 12 gung ; the prize is a very large vessel, carry ing guh s and 36 men ,' arid Iler cargo is valued at upwards of 1 o,oonl. sterling. letters by the Camel store-ship, An instance of extra o rdi nai y luck is mentioned in which has just ar rived from the . Cape of Good Hope, that a privateer, the Kitty, which h a d b een fitted out at the Care' in a crui2e of on ly t en d ays , h a d b roug h t i n to t port a large Danish Indianian, supposed to be worth eighty or one hundred thousand pounds. Thd Betsey, WASIIMOND, from New York t 0 Oporto, put into St. Michael's in distre s s ; she was , repaired and sailed from thence early in January; s few days after was taki4 possession of by his Nib jesty's ship Defence, and , iient for Plymouth, where she arrived on Monday last in distress, and her cargo of flour and corn greatly damaged. , The following is a pretty oorrea Statement of our Squadrons now blockading or pursuing the Enemy : Sailor the Line. Ofr Brest, Witter Itear.Admirai Reims 10 OW Ferrol, under Cun»nodnre Kt raa - • - 3 Ott' Lisbon, under Vice-Admiral Sir C. Co rr . it OtrCadis, under Itear-Admiral Puav ta - - 1 0 At Gibraltar, refittin . k . - 3 Ott Toulon, under Vice-Admiral Lord CoLt.tmeAvona In puguit in the Straits under 'tear-Admiral Sir Ric ARO STRACIiI64, K, B. 7 OWSicily, under gear-Admiral Tuna Nag owns& Total . . t),